Check out Bruce Willis’s $13 Million New York Estate
It’s “Diehard” with a $13M vengeance and if you’re one of those people (like me) who thinks that “Diehard” is the best Christmas movie ever made, then you might be interested in the fact that…
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Guillermo del Toro’s Former Agoura Hills Home
Guillermo del Toro may not be a name that’s at the top of your mind, but you may recognize some of this Mexican director’s films, like Hellboy, Pacific Rim, or his Academy Award-winning film, The…
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20 Homes with Incredible Brick Driveways
Landscaping is a big part of your home’s overall appearance. You’ve heard of “curb appeal.” This is how your home is viewed from the curb as cars drive by. Does the curb appeal for your…
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Check out Edward Norton’s $5.2 Million Malibu Home
Ed Norton was born in Boston on August 18, 1969. Despite being born to a well-to-do family, Norton paved his own way to a very successful career in Hollywood. His love of acting started when…
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Check Out Jimmy Kimmel’s Hollywood Home
Jimmy Kimmel is a well-known name in Hollywood. He’s best known for his comedic performances as co-host of Comedy Central’s, The Man Show, and Win Ben Stein’s Money. He is a television host, a writer,…
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20 Celebrity Basements You Wish You Lived In
Believe it or not, basements used to be where families stored all their extra junk and in some instances, a place where parent would send their kids to play when they were getting on their…
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20 Homes With Amazing Views of the Rocky Mountains
Having an amazing view of the landscape is the dream of many homeowners. Whether you love the water, fields, or mountains, there are so many different types of landscape you can choose to buy or…
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$13.95 Million Montana Castle Has Everything Imaginable
For many people, living in a castle is their dream. In Europe, there are thousands of castles dotted around the continent, and many of these were constructed many centuries ago. Some have been converted into…
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What is Vernacular Architecture and Should You Use It?
If you’re not sure what vernacular architecture is, you’d be forgiving. Until recently, vernacular architecture which, (as Archdaily puts it, is best described as the ‘simplest form of addressing human needs’), had all but died…
